A DNA test in Chonburi suggests a Chinese national may be the biological father of a girl believed to be Thai. This finding has prompted an investigation into the girl's true nationality.
As Thailand heads into a no-confidence debate, the Srettha government faces political flux regarding potential coalition expansion. The Prime Minister remains noncommittal on the possibility of party mergers, while the opposition criticizes the move as a power struggle.
A significant seizure of matcha leaves in Thailand has drawn the attention of tea enthusiasts, who are keenly awaiting an auction that could make high-quality leaves available to the market.
Issara Chaisiri, known as ALURE, a former Thai child actor, has debuted as the sole Thai member of the K-pop boy group A2O SOUL in South Korea. With a diverse performance background, he aims for global success with the multinational group.
From January 1, 2027, some functions of the widely used Rabbit Card for public transportation in Bangkok are expected to become unusable. The Ministry of Transport cites Krungthai Bank's system not supporting the EMV standard as the reason.
DNA testing has revealed that a two-year-old boy taken into custody in Thailand is a Chinese national. Thai immigration authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances of his birth registration and residency rights, raising concerns about potential links to international criminal networks.
Thai appliance maker Saijo Denki has officially responded to viral social media complaints regarding air conditioner power consumption, aiming to educate consumers on product efficiency and proper usage.
Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has sharply criticized current Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's handling of scandals involving the Zhang family, including online casino interests and alleged money laundering. Abhisit derided Anutin's dismissive response to an opposition lawmaker's allegations as "revenge."
Hat Yai Municipality in Songkhla Province is accelerating efforts to clear 30 meters of water hyacinths from a key canal. Concurrently, a meeting is scheduled with the Royal Irrigation Department to address the long-standing issue of the Khlong Rian sluice gate.
Thai authorities repatriated 82 Cambodian nationals to their country after their legal cases concluded, while also receiving 25 Thai nationals from Cambodia via the Khlong Luek border crossing. This action is part of humanitarian cooperation between the two nations.
A 30-year-old motorcyclist was killed in Pattaya on October 20, 2026, after ignoring a lowered railway crossing barrier and being hit by a train, despite warnings and other vehicles stopping.
Thai Oil celebrates its 65th anniversary, marking a transition from an energy provider to a company focused on enhancing the quality of life for its citizens. Having long supported Thailand's energy security, the company is now pursuing business diversification and sustainability for a new era.
Thai customs officials have seized approximately 100 kilograms of matcha green tea powder, valued at over 500,000 baht, from a Thai passenger arriving from Japan at Chiang Mai International Airport. The seizure is due to an alleged violation of customs declaration laws.
An allegation has surfaced concerning a Pakistani businessman who reportedly obtained Thai nationality 20 years ago, raising questions about Thailand's ID system and naturalization processes.
A couple has been arrested in northeastern Thailand for stealing cash from multiple temples. Crucial evidence came from security camera footage installed at the temples. Local residents have expressed relief.
Thai MP Chanonphat Naksua has avoided direct answers regarding the Anti-Money Laundering Office's (AMLO) additional freezing of 44 million baht in assets, stating only that he is "afraid right now." When questioned about his morale as an MP, he offered a smile but remained evasive.
A drunk woman undressed and attacked police officers outside a convenience store in Pattaya, Thailand. She was arrested on charges of public indecency and assaulting an officer, shocking the local community.
Thailand's boccia team has clinched four gold medals at the 5th Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya. Notably, Wisanu Huadpradit made history by winning his fifth consecutive gold in the men's individual BC1 event.
Thailand is strategizing to capture growth opportunities in the 'Next Intelligence Economy' amid rapid AI advancements. Strengthening energy infrastructure, fostering human capital, and transforming business models are pressing issues, drawing significant international interest.
A Norwegian fugitive, wanted internationally for attempted murder, has been arrested in Thailand. The detailed circumstances of the case and the background leading to the arrest are expected to be revealed through ongoing investigations.
Thai opposition leader Abhisit Vejjajiva has urged the Prime Minister to reconsider the proposed timeframe for a no-confidence debate, arguing that the opposition bloc requires adequate time to present its case. He criticized proposals to shorten ministerial response times as undermining parliamentary oversight.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has submitted two bills to parliament aimed at toughening drug laws. The proposals include extending detention periods and presuming intent to sell based on seized items.
Prices for pork, vegetables, and eggs have surged in Korat's fresh market, causing hardship for consumers. Demands are mounting for government intervention to control fuel and essential goods costs.
The Thai government has refuted China's warning regarding "tourist kidnappings," asserting that domestic safety measures are robust. Thai tourism authorities emphasized their commitment to ensuring safety, working to alleviate China's concerns.
Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport has denied any involvement in a passenger's complaint regarding opened baggage. The airport emphasized its strict security measures aimed at prioritizing passenger safety and comfort.
Thai artist Jeff Satur has signed with Universal Music Southeast Asia (UM SEA), aiming to become T-Pop's first global superstar. UM SEA will provide comprehensive support for his music, image, marketing, and world tours.
An online casino operation, reportedly linked to the Zhang family and previously owned by the spouse of a Bhumjaithai MP, is allegedly expanding, potentially implicating Digital Economy and Society Minister Chaichanok Chidchob. His father is the de facto leader of the Bhumjaithai Party.
Allegations have surfaced regarding a Member of Parliament's (MP) spouse investing in online gambling websites. A direct question has been posed to the MP, who holds a position within the Ministry of Interior, asking why they chose to work for the ministry despite knowing about their spouse's investment. This issue is heightening public interest in law enforcement and the ethical standards of MPs in Thailand.
The Thai House of Representatives confirmed that the no-confidence debate regarding corruption allegations will take place from October 27th to 30th. The government also indicated that decisions on the participation of new political forces in the coalition will be made after a vote.
The Thai government has requested an explanation from a former minister, perceived as a 'ring leader' on social media, regarding the intent and societal impact of his statements. This comes amid comparisons to past similar cases and observations of differing government responses.
Young Russian pianist German Kitkin captivated audiences at Ben’s Theater in Jomtien with a program of 19th-century piano masterpieces by composers like Chopin and Beethoven. His exceptional technique and expressive performance earned high praise from classical music enthusiasts.
Dr Darin Phanthusak, Vice President of Tiffany's Holding in Pattaya, has been recognized as one of Thailand's 50 most influential personalities at the HOWE Awards 2026 in Bangkok. The honor celebrates her contributions to Pattaya's business community, alongside gratitude for family values and her father's teachings.
Tech giant Sea and AI firm OpenAI are hosting a regional Codex Hackathon in Thailand, inviting developers, students, startups, and tech enthusiasts to create practical AI solutions. The event aims to foster AI development and application within the country.
Thai authorities raided a suspected illegal Chinese scrap wire processing plant following complaints from local residents. Numerous bags of black dust were found on site, raising environmental pollution concerns.